- Genre
- Music
- Year
- 1990
- Runtime
- 1h30
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Alice Cooper: Trashes The World
Rock's wildest show – Alice Cooper trashes the stage alive!
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Synopsis
"Alice Cooper: Trashes The World" is a 1990 concert film capturing the electrifying performance of rock icon Alice Cooper during his theatrical "Trash" world tour. Filmed in Detroit, Michigan, the movie showcases Cooper's signature blend of hard rock music and horror-inspired stage theatrics, complete with elaborate costumes, props, and dramatic storytelling. Fans are treated to a vivid experience that highlights Cooper’s power as a performer and the raw energy of his live shows, featuring hits from the "Trash" album alongside classic tracks. The film not only celebrates the spectacle of one of rock's most influential figures but also offers an immersive look at the elaborate production behind his memorable concert events.
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Reviews
Critically, "Alice Cooper: Trashes The World" is praised primarily for its authentic capturing of the live concert experience and Alice Cooper's theatrical prowess. On IMDb, it holds a strong rating of 8.2/10, indicating generally favorable reception by viewers who appreciate the energy and nostalgia of Cooper’s performance. Fans and reviewers have lauded the film for its vivid depiction of Cooper’s stage show, emphasizing his charisma and the spectacle’s creativity. Although it is a niche release appealing mostly to Alice Cooper enthusiasts and hard rock fans, the film is considered a definitive visual record of an era and persona that shaped rock theatrics. Critics note that while the film doesn't offer a traditional narrative or documentary insight into Cooper's life, it succeeds remarkably as an electric live concert experience, with dynamic camera work and sound design that replicates the intensity of being present at the show. As a collectible and performance film, it stands out for its faithful portrayal of Cooper's vivid stage identity and remains a cherished showcase of his career peak in the late 1980s.
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